The use of transmission models to simulate foot-and-mouth disease epidemics and the implementation of control actions
Santiago de Chile, March 25th to March 28th, 2024-Funded by NC State University and PANAFTOSA
Updates
- New Lecture is up: 6. Closing remarks [slides]
- New Lecture is up: 5. PANAFTOSA presentations [slides]
- New Lecture is up: 4. Models in epidemiology [slides]
- New Lecture is up: 3. Revisiting foot-and-mouth disease epidemiology [slides]
- New Lecture is up: 2. Importance of the response plan in outbreak events [slides]
- New Lecture is up: 1. MHASpread workshop welcome introductions [slides]
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Welcome to the third workshop in the use of transmission models to simulate foot-and-mouth disease epidemics and the implementation of control actions. SAG | Santiago de Chile | 25 al 28 de marzo de 2024
Course Description
In this workshop, we provide a gentle introduction to various mathematical models used to simulate the spread and control of livestock diseases. You learn how such models can be used to make informed decisions before, during, and after an animal health emergency. We will focus on applying such epidemiological models while demonstrating their use with real data while simulating FMD outbreaks.
Previous Workshops
Spatial distribution of trained animal health officials
Countries:
- Argentina = 1
- Bolivia = 9
- Brazil = 9
- Chile = 4
- Ecuador = 5
- Panama = 1
- Paraguay = 3
- Peru = 1
- United States = 1
- Uruguay = 3
